Tony Randall — Madeira, M’Dear? from The Carol Burnett Show.

John Denver — The Garden Song, from episode 401 of The Muppet Show.

Albert King — Blues Power, live at Filmore, 1970.

Clara Rockmore (playing the theremin) — The Swan (Le Cygne) from The Carnival of the Animals.

The Jive Aces — Bring Me Sunshine.

Patty Schemel was the drummer in Hole during one of the most gripping periods in modern music. As she was also one of the few women drummers to ever receive any amount of success and an out lesbian–though one who admittedly wasn’t “waving the pink flag” Schemel inspired fans while holding down the chaos of Hole’s live shows.

Numerous musicians and writers as well as Patty’s own band mates discuss her strength, feel, style, and grace as a drummer, as well as her importance as a cultural vanguard in Hit So Hard: The Life and Near Death Story of Patty Schemel. Tonight’s guests, director/producer/writer P. David Ebersole and writer/producer Todd Hughes, combined interviews with video footage Schemel shot and rediscovered to create a portrait of strength, talent and vulnerability, plus an inside look at the personal lives of some of the most influential cultural figures of 1990s.

Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd – The Rabbit of Seville. This Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon was released on December 16, 1950.

The Prairie Dog Glee Club — The Best Things In Life Are Free, from episode 402 of The Muppet Show.

Firepup ThatGuy — Help Me and Honky Tonkin’ In Mississippi — jamming at the Pioneer Saloon January 27, 2013.

Miranda Lambert — Mama’s Broken Heart.